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Breads From Anna Banana Bread Mix

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By AN616
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Hi everyone,

I just got a bread machine for Christmas along with some Breads from Anna mixes. One of them is banana bread mix. Can you make banana bread in a machine? It doesn't say anything about it on the package like it does on the regular bread mix. Has anyone done this? Any tips? Thanks!

Angela

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Hi everyone,

I just got a bread machine for Christmas along with some Breads from Anna mixes. One of them is banana bread mix. Can you make banana bread in a machine? It doesn't say anything about it on the package like it does on the regular bread mix. Has anyone done this? Any tips? Thanks!

Angela

Hi

If it doesn't say the directions for bread machine I would not put in a bread machine....... Her regular breads work great in the machine but make sure you follow the recipe for the machine because it is a bit different from the other method. Banana bread is so easy to make I would never make it in a machine...

if you haven't tried anna's bread yet it is the very best and as an extra bonus anna herself is a beautiful person.... I met her a couple of times....If you should have any problems when making her bread just call her or e-mail her and she will respond asap....

enjoy your bread maker!!!!

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